A Conference, Brain Bee, and Art Show: The Ottawa Chapter Goes Into the Community
The following case study is adapted from a Theme J abstract (formerly Theme H) presented at Neuroscience 2015. Theme J abstracts cover topics related to history, teaching, public awareness, and societal impacts in neuroscience, allowing departments and organizations to showcase the work they have done in these areas.
The Ottawa Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience is an ever-growing group of young researchers in Eastern Ontario in Canada. We have a little over 300 active members from four different research institutions (Carleton University, The University of Ottawa, The Royal’s Institute of Mental Health Research, and The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute.)
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